InfoPath Dev

Hi- As you've probably found out already, there is no button action for Print, so I think that will be the difficulty. You can have a button, configured to use rules, and have the rules perform the first two actions you've listed. That part should be doable. I think the most you could do codelessly is add a third rule that switches view ...

I can't speak for the details of your action (i.e. where the goal will come from), but I think what you're asking about is the condition. You'll need different rules with conditions such that:One rule executes on the first rowOne rule executes on subsequent rowsI'm attaching a very simple form with an example. The rules and ...

Thanks for the response.  If I put the expression in the Text Box Properties/Default Value box I get an error that the value is not valid for my data type (which is Whole Number since it is count expression). If I use the fx  box I get the error ""../../OptGroup_EQUIPMENT/EQUIPMENT/equipmenttype/EquipInsp" does not point ...

Not sure of the best way to go about this, but I think I need a different rule to run on the first row of a repeating table than in the subsequent rows. I have a rule that runs when information is entered into the a Daily Sales field in a repeating table.  It changes the value of the Tomorrow's Goal field with a forumla that ...

Thank you princevis. Perhaps I am mistaken, but I love to learn. My form one goes off on one SharePoint List and I envisioned form 2 to store the may be present data in a different list. In essense, what I am thinking is that lets say I have list one with 25 columns, and list two with 10 additional columns, and I were to proceed with ...

Hello Jo-Anne, Thank you for pointing this out. This sounds like it is offering what I after. The code and set up bit is a bit scary looking for a newby to InfoPath/SharePoint though. ;-) I'll have to take a look if and how I can work this in my existing form. Maybe start with a test first. Thank you again, StefanG

I think it might be more like: count (../../OptGroup_EQUIPMENT/EQUIPMENT/equipmenttype[. = "Ladder" and EquipInsp = 'Fail']) You can attach a screenshot of your main data source under the Options tab - that can help us with the XPath if needed.

I think I found a solution to this problem and I will post it here for discussion.  The solution that mayurnagda seems more eloquent if it's a solution. Purpose, allow any user to submit to a more secured form library using DBXL: 1.  Create a new Permission Access Level (DBXLSystemuse) Give acces to, Add Items, Edit Items, Delete ...

Where are you doing this? From code? Or from a rule? What field is the rule on? Or is it on a control?

Hello, I'm having a problem with a couple of formulas not working after being published to a SharePoint site. What I have at the bottom of the form are (typically hidden) fields that calculate the number of check boxes that have been checked. They work by using "count(a1[. = string(true())]) + count(a2[. = string(true())]) + ...